Mayor: Tenino Could Turn Human Waste Into Fertilizing Biosolids Within Three Years

Biosolids: Mayor Says Cities Must Find Ways to Turn Liability Into an Asset

Posted 3/21/22

Within three years, Tenino Mayor Wayne Fournier wants to install a compost system at the Tenino Wastewater Treatment Plant that will turn human waste into fertilizer.

The product of the composting …

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